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Mr Menzies and Mr Mackenzie King leaving the War Cabinet Meeting, Ottawa, Canada, 19 May 1941
A loose print measuring 140 x 194 mm, captioned on the reverse. The print shows Menzies and Mackenzie King walking side by side along a pavement after a war cabinet meeting. Sir Robert Gordon Menzies (1894-1978) was Prime Minister of Australia 1939-41 and 1949-66. William Lyon Mackenzie King (1874-1950) was Prime Minister of Canada 1921-26, 1926-30 and 1935-48.
Mr. Walpole's Apology
Mrs Anne Webb: Commonplace book
Includes poems and short stories. Anne Webb ne Gould was married to Dr William Webb, the Master of Clare College.
Mrs Lewis: Diaries
Diaries of a Bedfordshire lady, of Toddington, near Woburn (references to Duke of Bedford). Her husband is called in the diaries 'Burke': this was Edmund Burke Lewis (1792-1846), who was Rector of Toddington, Bedfordshire, 1816-46. Brief notes of family and local events.
MS letter to John Charles Burkill accompanying two pamphlets included in this volume of 'Peterhouse Pamphlets: F. H. Jackson'.
Brief reminiscences of his Cambrige degrees and account of his current mathematical endeavours.
MS score, Select airs of Handell's, by an unknown copyist
1 volume, MS score, 1730s, Select airs of Handell's (contemporary binding label), a selection of 25 arias from Tamerlano (1724), Rodelinda (1724), Poro (1731), Admeto (1726), Riccardo primo (1727), in a copyist's hand. Ownership inscription, 'Dss of Newcastle', i.e. Henrietta Pelham-Holles, Duchess of Newcastle (d.1776), wife of 1st Duke of Newcastle.
MSS. from Sir H. Thompson's books
Munby: The Papers of Alan Noel Latimer Munby
The papers comprise correspondence, drafts of Munby's publications and lectures, and subject files relating to his bibliographic work. The letters from Betjeman and Blunden include manuscripts of their poetry.
Muniments
Muniments
Murdoch family: papers
The material in this collection relates mainly to Peter Murdoch (1795-1871), his position as superintendent of a penal establishment and work as a land surveyor in Australia, and to George Brown Murdoch (1836-1906) and his work on railways in India and Australia. There are also various family history notes, correspondence and genealogical papers.
Musee Louis Finot, Hanoi [i.e. Hà Nội]
An album of statues and busts of Deities, Buddha’s and the Divine. Subjects are: Divinité féminine (1-2, 12), Harihara (3-4), Visnu (5, 8-9), Tête de Buddha (6-7), Princess divinisée identifiée à la Prajnaparamita 10-11). All measure approximately 120 x 175 mm.
Pasted into the first page of the album is a list of the photographs (in French), giving further details, including dates, of the statues.
Museum Records
Music book
Contains various piano pieces, score of 'Palestine', arranged for voice and piano, and further unidentified score for bass voice
Music copybook
Musical scrapbook
Mycenae Excavation and Publication Archive
Myles Birket Foster: Letters to Robert Dudley
Nancy, Baroness Seear: Letters to her family from Europe
Letters to members of her family (father Herbert Charles Seear, mother Beatrice Maud Seear, and brothers Herbert, Phil and Dick, from various parts of Europe, 1932-35. [1-24] Germany, 1932 [23-24 to BNS from WALTER NEÃMANN (Löwenberg)] [25-32] Estonia, 1933 [33-45] Hungary, 1935 [44-45 to BNS from HIDE MIKé].
Napoleoniana
A series of copies of letters and notes of conversations taken from originals written during the years 1815 and 1816 by persons directly or indirectly in contact with the Emperor Napoleon, 27 folios. The copies were made by F. H. H. Guillemard from originals all or mostly in his possession. Fos 1-4 are written in pencil upon notepaper. From fo. 5 onwards only the recto is written upon.
Narative of Thorney Abby
'A narrative of Thorney Abbey from its first foundation as a religious house to the present time, including some remarks on the monasteries situated in its immediate neighbourhood and also on the adjacent county, with historical notes and references', 274 pages. There are a number of inserted maps and diagrams, including a map of the Thorney lordship at the beginning of the volume.
Narrative of Thorney Abbey
'A narrative of Thorney Abbey from its first foundation as a religious house to the present time, including some remarks on the monasteries situated in its immediate neighbourhood and also on the adjacent county, with historical notes and references', 274 pages. There are a number of inserted maps and diagrams, including a map of the Thorney lordship at the beginning of the volume.
'Narrative on the sources of the Columbia'
'Narrative of the establishment on the sources of the Columbia, addressed to Mr Duncan McGillivray, Director of the N.W. Coy & the gentlemen of Upper Fort des Prairies 1807', 32 pages: (p. 1) title; (p. 2) blank; (pp. 3-29) narrative; (pp. 30-32) blank. The work is headed on p. 3, 'Narrative of the expedition to the Kootanai & Flat Bow Indian Countries, on the sources of the Columbia River, Pacific Ocean by D. Thompson on behalf of the N.W. Company 1807', signed D. Thompson.